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beautifulpersonpeach · 2 years ago

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I like the sound and vibe of On the Street, and I respect and can appreciate J Cole’s writing, but I’m confused about why that was the message chosen for this collab. Army is bombarding comment sections by repeating that it’s a ‘see you later’ song because Hobi is enlisting, but other than the chorus, what about these lyrics conveys that message? Their verses feel like they belong to separate songs to me. I’m not trying to be disrespectful, facetious, condescending, or sarcastic here, I really am confused and would like to understand, and I would appreciate any insights you might be willing to share.

I did see one comment on YouTube that said: “I heard someone say they wanted a second verse from J Hope but then they realized he did give us a second verse… in his first language, dance. And he did it beautifully” and I think this is my favorite take so far. Thank you for your time (sorry if this ask is dumb).

Ask 2: Can you pls review On The Street BPP?

Ask 3: Oh Hobi T T... OH JUNG HOSEOK T T... Oh this song T T...,,, Ugh my heart! Our sunshine, thank you for this wonderful music, experience, and feelings. You got me to the finals. I hope you can watch after me today, too. lol I LOVE YOU JUNK HOSEOK. I hope you are happy. I hope your toughest struggle is something you can overcome. I hope your sweetest memories have people who truly love you to share with if you so wish. Hope the world to you J-HOPE!!!!

Ask 4: I don't want to be rude but "as the moon jumps over the cow"??? Wut?? Isn't J Cole supposed to be some good lyricist? I saw khh and kpop fans questioning this collab and this lyric in particular and I think they're right. BTS should stop giving khh a bad name because now people will hate kpop.

Ask 5: Hi BPP, a lot of people are offended over J.Cole’s verse on atheists being stupid for not believing in a higher people, which further proves to me that they take everything a person says to be something to be Personally offended over, not an honest expression of ones thoughts. And why I think a reason why so many arent listening to true hiphop, true rap, the same ones that the rap line no doubt listened to… It just symbolises to me that these same people are so used to the sanitized version of music that a lot of kpop produces too because jcole’s verse wasnt even that bad honestly… i don’t know, it just came across to me as the same reaction religious people will have when you tell them god doesn’t exist, and a lot of people wont take issue with that too. I know I don’t as someone who belives in a god same way I don’t care that jcole thinks atheists are stupid lool I don’t know im just seeing the hypocrisy and them being unable to let art be art, let music be music.

Ask 6: heyya bbp~!

first of all, congrats to our hobi for another great track!!! haven’t been able to stop looping it bcuz it’s that good!! not only is army loving it, i’ve also seen jcole fans saying good things too and some really checked out hobi’s discography and were impressed,,which is what i’d call a successful collab! out of curiosity i checked the khiphop reddit to read what theyre reactions are but no surprise they only praised jcole and wanted other khiphop artists to have done it instead of hobi hah! i’m surprised that they’re still as snooty towards k-idols turned rappers,,but at the same time snooty ppl be snooty lol. but i’m curious if korean khiphop fans are still turning away the rapline’s work? esp hobi since he’s really made an effort to flex his skills in jitb,,i only ever seen ifans’ opinions and they’re hardly the representative when it comes to khiphop hah!

ofc whatever they’re opinions are it doesn’t impact hobi and suga and rm’s work in the long run,,especially since they’ve earned enough respect from their idols to be able to work with them,,i’m just curious! thankss bpp!

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These six asks more or less cover the range of questions I've been getting, so I've collated selected asks here to answer all at once. :)

Hi Anon(s),

I'll try to keep this short.

Overall and Abridged Review: On The Street for me is a solid 10/10.

The Lyrics (as I understand them)

Anon in Ask 1, first I’d like to refer you to Hobi’s interview in Variety where he talks about the song (linked here) and I’ve posted an excerpt screenshot below.

Personally, rather than On The Street having a “see you later” message (probably inferred from Hobi waving goodbye to a kid in the opening scene), I see it more as a song marking a pivotal moment in both Hobi and Cole’s careers, as Hobi reflects on the paths he has walked to this point even as he continues on this street called life, and J. Cole wonders out loud if it’s time for a change, to grow beyond his identity as a rapper. It only feels like a “see you later” song in the sense that it will be a companion song, for me personally, while Hobi serves and until he returns from enlistment. I agree with the interpretation in the YouTube comment that Hobi is also storytelling/writing his second verse through dance while J. Cole is rapping, and that this is a beautiful way to see it too - but I’ll expound more on this below in Dance and the Message.

Anon in Ask 4, J. Cole is a brilliant lyricist and it’s funny you mentioned that line in particular because when I first heard it I nearly burst out laughing at how witty and brilliant it is. That line is an example of a classic Jermaine pun. I’ll explain: A lot of people grew up learning nursery rhymes, and one of the more popular ones I recall is Hey Diddle Diddle, which has the rhyme “the cow jumped over the moon”. This nursery rhyme is also the source of the English expression to be “over the moon” I.e. excited, elated, happy. J. Cole took that children’s rhyme and flipped it on it’s head to then mean the passage of time, “as the moon jumps over the cow”. He uses it to express time passing merrily for him as he contemplates his next career move. It’s also an absolutely brilliant way to rhyme with the previous bar that ends in “Golden Corral” (which is easily one of the sickest burns in his verse).

Anon in Ask 5, I agree with you almost fully. Outrage is the name of the game and has been the zeitgeist for at least 5 years now. Like what are you doing on the internet in 2023 if you’re not here annoyed, mocking something, being critical, and raging about something else? Even if that something is another autonomous human being expressing their opinion on God on their own song… Personally, when I come across HCP personalities online, I ignore them. If they interact with me I tell them they’ll somehow find a way to manage and cope, and we’ll all be alright in the end. In the case of this song, ignore them. They'll deal.

Dance and the Message (as I understand it)

Hobi's verse in this song is only 8 bars. J-hope practically gifts this song to J. Cole who spits 32 solid bars on this track. We all know J. Cole - a veteran in the rap game who has earned respect from everyone from Hov, Ye, Kendrick, down to avantgarde heavyweights like Jay Electronica - is one of Hobi's idols and so it's heartwarming to see the way Hobi expresses his respect for J. Cole, dancing underground while J. Cole raps on top of a building with nothing but the sky above him.

J-Hope dances the entirety of J. Cole's verse, just feeling himself, losing himself to the music while his idol spits fire. It's so fucking decadent. At the end of J. Cole's verse, Hobi walks out of the subway and climbs to the top to meet J. Cole as equals.

Hobi begins the song in an NYC alley that opens up into a main street where Hobi performs the song's main choreography on. This is the same location in J. Cole's Simba - the song that starts the Simba trilogy in J. Cole's discography, which was the first main track on J. Cole's debut mixtape The Come Up that established him as a force to be reckoned with on the American rap scene at only 22 years old. The setting alone is a callback and homage to J. Cole's beginnings, on which Hobi raps about his own path, wanting to repay those who have helped formed him into what he is, and the hope he has going forward.

Hobi has done something like this before, calling his first mixtape Hope World reminiscent of J. Cole's debut studio album called Cole World.

The Media and the Message (as I understand it)

One thing I absolutely adore about BTS's songs and music videos, is that they infuse them with the sort of depth that only comes from intimately knowing and respecting the subject matter, and they do so in such a subtle way that it's obvious they expect whoever is watching to actually know both the artist and the subject. They don't spoon-feed anything to the viewer, just present the art as is and if you've done your homework, that means you're their target audience and you're right in the middle of it with them. In the Variety interview I linked above, J-hope references his documentary (Anon who sent me the ask to review it, I've only seen clips and I'm yet to watch the full thing. When I do, I'll write about it 💜), where it shows Hobi meeting J. Cole and how he struggles but ultimately communicates his adoration and respect to Jermaine, and how Jermaine graciously receives it.

Take for instance how Hobi approached Chicken Noodle Soup originally by Bianca a.k.a. Young B who at the time she made that song and its iconic choreo, was only 16 years old. The song went viral but most of the royalties went to her uncle and she received almost nothing, she never got signed to a label, and was so badly burned by the industry that she only attempted making music again nearly 10 years after Chicken Noodle Soup. Hobi credits that song as one of the catalysts that sparked his love for hip hop and street dance. He reached out to Bianca and paid full rights (not just for a sample), to her (not her uncle), to use the song, and the music video is peppered with references to Harlem, NYC, where the song and dance originated. Showing that level of courtesy to smaller Black artists is rare in the US and virtually unheard of in Korea where the Korean hiphop (KHH) community is more notorious for wearing Black drag and appropriating a history of violence and a wealth of culture that they know absolutely nothing about, except that it looks cool.

When k-pop stans wax lyrical about how BTS is racist or does a Blaccent (this personally makes me chuckle because the people you often see saying this are white people who couldn't tell you the difference between an affected accent by a non-native speaker and a Blaccent if each slapped them on either side of their face), or that BTS doesn't have the respect of the Korean (or American) hip hop scene, et cetera, I chuckle and move on. Because as I've said, none of these people actually know what they're talking about.

The OGs of the KHH scene recognized the talent of BTS's rapline since debut, and have only expressed more respect for BTS as the years have gone by. I'm talking Tablo, the rest of Epik High, Tiger JK, etc. The Jay Parks of the world took some time to catch up, and if 'studio picture-gate' is any indication, they too have quickly come around to recognizing where they fit in the landscape relative to BTS. Rappers are generally egotistical people. They usually spend their time rapping about how they're the shit. What earns you respect is if you can actually back that shit up. And once you have that respect, you don't feel threatened by another rapper because you know anyone who gets to the top has had to earn it. It's what informs the mindset of "real recognize real". Namjoon, Yoongi, and Hoseok passed that hurdle, in my opinion, way back in 2016 with the release of Cypher Pt 4. Everything they've done since then is just jarra. And those at the very top, the Black rappers who imbibe the culture and history of rap music, have long recognized the rapline of BTS for what they are.

Personally, I love the song. The music, the whistling, the chord progression, the jazz and acoustic guitar instrumentation. Everything about it is perfect.

On The Street is an excellent example of what sets BTS apart from other idols and artists in Korea for me. This is a song conceived 100% in the mind of Jung Hoseok, and the seamlessness in execution, the maturity inherent in the respect paid to those whose music and culture they use as a medium, is present at every single point in the song. It's tastefully done, and 100% driven by the artist, and all I can do in the face of art like this, is respect it.

#“I LOVE YOU JUNK HOSEOK” is an unfortunate typo Anon in Ask 3 :)#But you're right Hobi has junk... in the front and in the trunk #At least going by that Bon Voyage ep lol #I hope you did well on your finals! 💜#jhope #on the street #j cole #bts #bts rapline #music asks #khh #jung hoseok #hoseok

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fredneo17 · 18 days ago

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fred굿͙나͙잇͙˚₊✩‧₊

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get to know me

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basic info

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name : frida(prefer being called fred)

ethnicity : argentinian(currently live in us)

sexuality : aromantic

minor

dc for pronouns call me wtv

atheist(but i do respect all religions)

respect me ill respect u(dosent matter race/sexuality/where u come from etc)

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where you can find me...!

tiktok : fred2815

ig : frida.neo_17

airbuds : fred127

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likes, dislikes, fun facts, ect.

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hobbies : dancing(hiphop + bboying), skateboarding, soccer(on the soccer team), running/track, taekwondo, karate, working out/lifting(literally do it all the time), guitar/electric guitar, piano, chess, gaming(mostly shootin/horror games), writing songs, listening to music

hate(some) : reading, venting, mint choco haters/hj, ppl who cant stfu, whitewashed people

things to know: bad texter, busy most of the time, don't cry, calm & loud at the same time, blunt and straightforward, prefer to be quiet, not rlly talkative unless ur my bsf, not organized, might be cold but it takes me a lil bit to open up, swear a lot, lots of teasing, hate kids, acts of affirmation is my love language, uncomfortable with physical touch, not that big of a kdrama fan, kpop stan since 2015,

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favorites<3

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colors : black and neo green

shows : euphoria, total drama, jessie, soy luna, teen titans go, gravity falls, sophia the first, phineas & ferb, victorious,

alice in borderland, all of us are dead, sweet home

kdrama/jdrama : Alice In Borderland, All Of Us Are Dead, Sweet Home

Anime : Attack on titan, Death note, Jujitsu Kaisen, Junji ito, Haikyuu!!, Saiki K

movies : Coraline, Corpse Bride, Pirates Of The Caribbean, Mulan

youtubers : Sturniolo triplets, Dylan is in trouble(ooga booga), Benoftheweek,Drama mama) Courtreezy, Larray, Danny Gonzalez, Everglow up, Taejiu, Clarence Angelo, Ha sisters, Jaicemations, My Story Animated, Nicole Laeno, Rotten Mango, Dive Studios

other artists I listen to(that arent kpop) : 21 Savage, 2pac, Artemas, A$ap Rocky, Big Sean, Brent Faiyaz, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, Chase Atlantic, Deaftones, Eminem, Fujii Kaze, Future, Giveon, J.Cole, Jack Harlow, Jeremih, Juice Wrld, Justin Bieber(his music lowkey slaps sometimes u cant even lie), Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Keshi, Lil Skies, Mac Demarco, Mac Miller, Maluma, Marina, Memi, Michael Jackson, Miguel, Nirvana, NLE Choppa, PartyNextDoor, Playboy Carti, Rae Sremmurd, Rihanna, Steve Lacy, Tate Mcrae, The Neighborhood, The Weeknd, TV Girl, Twenty One Pilots, Tyla, Tyler, The Creator, Xxxcentation, Yung Pleit,

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kpop, khiphop, kr&b, etc.

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kpop groups I like; (im a bg stan mainly)

æspa, BLACKPINK, EVERGLOW, (G)I-DLE, ITZY, IVE, STAYC, TWICE, Red Velvet, NMIXX, WEEEKLY, LE SSERAFIM, New Jeans, MAMAMOO, Dreamcatcher, BTS, ENHYPEN, Stray Kids, TXT, ATEEZ, TREASURE, SEVENTEEN, Chungha, Somi, IU, Jessi, Sumni, AleXa, Yena, Eric Nam, Lee Chaeyoung, Kiss Of Life, XG, KARD, MAVE:, NCT(all units), EXO, VIVIZ, RIIZE, P1Harmony, Taemin, Wave to earth., Baby Monster, Soojin, Memi, Ikon, B.I, IZ*ONE, Crush, Shinee, Boynextdoor, The Boyz, 2pm, Astro, Block B, Junny, Jey(jinhyeong), Taeyeon, GOT7, Oneus, CIX, 82major

ults;

(not in order)

p1harmony, nct, seventeen, b.i, enhypen, exo, shinee, ateez, bts, boynextdoor, the boyz, 82major

mega ults;

(not in order)

p1harmony, nct 127, seventeen

k-groups & artists I actually listen to;

p1h, svt, nct, b.i, enha, kai, taemin, baekhyun, ateex, bts rapline(jhope, august d, rm), v, jungkook, crush, junny, jey, boynextdoor, 82major

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that's it, good dayyy

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dejwritesarchived · 2 years ago

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Omgdid you see the interview where XG talked about how they specifically studied a lot of black artists during their training ? Rarely do I see kpop idols actually acknowledge how kpop is majorly influenced by black music it was actually pretty cool

no, i didn’t. i think it’s so important for kpop/khiphop/etc to acknowledge the inspiration and connects of black music and black artist to their music. that’s why i said i wish many black people work in the music in industry in south korea (from music writing, producing, pr, marketing, journalism, fashion, etc) because i feel like we wouldn’t constantly have the jay parks of k industry if people in this music companies don’t have black voices pointing out and saying “why do she have cornrows in her head” or “why is he saying finna in his rap and it don’t correlate to his previous lyric to the point that the lyric don’t make sense” 😭 a lot of the kpop disasters would be avoided if they had some black in the room saying naahhhh this ain’t it 😭

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dropthedemiurge · 1 year ago

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I'm such an introvert that even when I have a once-in-a-life opportunity to talk with one of my favourite kpop/khiphop artists aka Bobby, for days before the event my anxiety is going 'no I REALLY don't wanna talk to him, can I just NOT?'

...and then once Bobby meets me, it's immediately like 2 old friends chatting back together

ugh but I hate that anxious feeling aaaaargh x) I need to prepare devices and myself so much. Write and rehearse the script maybe. Nnnghhhhttt

#somebody save me #he's such a lovely and friendly creature #i'm the same #but oh how do i hate the anxietyyy #it's okay i'm gonna talk to him in less than 24h and then go back to my life

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sanstropfremir · 2 years ago

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(Kingdom anon) 😭😭 because of Hanya I had half a mind to choose "babydoll anon" but I'll stay level-headed and choose 🍭 if it's okay?

Also, I need to talk about Ikon/Bobby! Although I would've loved to see them go to the fullest of their ability since this was my first 'encounter' with Ikon, it was so nice to see people having fun during the show. Especially during the rap teams episode when Bobby told the other two that the most important was to have fun, and take this as an opportunity to try something that they wouldn't be able to do with their own group (Hence why Hwiyoung tried autotune, and why Sunwoo wanted a more Khiphop concept) did I like the song? No, but it was so entertaining to see them loosen up and have fun on stage and do things to satisfy their own self!

Like I remember that one of my final project in school was to write a short story, and I wanted to try to write something weird and in the gothic genre, but the teacher who would grade us was not into that kind of stuff so I really spent weeks wondering on if I should write the story as I wanted personally or if I should go for something they'd like, if my choice would affect my grade, if it'd be good... I think it was about 2 days away from the deadline that I decided to say fuck it and wrote my gothic story and honestly? Out of all the projects I made during my time in school, it is one of the pieces I'm the proudest of!

now that youve said that hanya's just gonna call you babydoll anon anyways lskdflksjdflksdjf

yea that was one thing that i really appreciated about what ikon and bobby brought to the table during kingdom, esp bc those shows are very high stress controlled environments where the stakes are (manufactored) to be very high. i'm glad that bobby could help them let go of some of that pressure, even if it was just for one stage. and it was super cute that he got both of them to be in his most recent solo mv too

#sometimes you gotta do things that you wanna do regardless of how it will go over with profs judges etc. its an important skill to learn!#kingdom asks #text #answers #🍭 anon

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dollwritesarchive · 2 years ago

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Howdy! I wanna talk to you more and get to know you but I am shitty at not being anon. Anxiety but hey lol.

I love your work and I wanna say that I hate how no one fricken knows how to reblog but whatever.. peasants xD with all the love of course. But dammit to hell man!

What stuff do you like besides writing and anime? Seems weird to ask but irregardless I asked xD idk. Like what music are you into? Or movies?

HI SWEETHEART! Thats okay, if you’d rather stay on anon I completely understand ❤️

aw I appreciate it! reblogs have always been hard to come by but I truly do adore everyone who does. BUT YOURE SO SWEET IM GLAD YOU LIKE THEM

Omg I like a lot of stuff tbh 😭 video games, horror movies, DC Comics, I really wanted to get into collecting taxidermy, the list is almost endless 😂

MUSIC AHHH I love all types of music but my favorite genres are the ANGSTY lil eboys / egirls ( corpse, KAMAARA, savage ga$p, ashnikko ), country music, 60s, 70s, and 80s rock, I had quite the kpop phase and I still listen to a lot of older gen kpop/khiphop — BUT I can also listen to whatever’s on. what about you, dear??

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khiphop-discussions · 7 months ago

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What other blogs of khh krnb do ask an answer and also why is it bad if you don't write your raps jennie will be releasing her album soon many don't consider her a rapper because of it she has never claimed to be queen of rap.

Pretty much any khh blog will answer if their ask box is open and they were still active at some point this year. Look through khh or khiphop tag to find some blogs. I'm not sure about krnb.

People don't like it because hip-hop as an art form has always been about songwriting (or maybe just lyrics writing in general). It's not as impressive if you don't write your own stuff because a big point of rap is the lyricism, word play, rhymes, storytelling etc. It's different from other genres because while people still like the lyrics, the main focus is usually the singer's voice. The voice is important in rap too but I feel like most people rank lyrics the highest. I also feel like it just comes from Black culture too. There's an emphasis on "keeping it real", authenticity, and originality in Black culture which has been infused into hip-hop/rap. It can't be "original" or "authentic" if someone else wrote it for you. It's not your real thoughts. It's not something you uniquely created.

I just consider her an idol rapper. What she brings to the table is fine for her genre. She's a pop star who raps which is fine with me. I don't hold idol rappers to the same standard as someone who is purely hip-hop/rap music.

#asks

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crocusgarnet · 6 months ago

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A listener to kpop/korean music, specifically BTS (their songs, the lyrics really help me a lot with my condition) I have been listening to their songs for years now, their song writing and production (especially the cds of their albums slaps like the hidden tracks with studio versions and the unofficial songs, remakes (their remake of Born Singer and Come Back Home by Seotaji they even got pwrmission fron Seotaiji to perform the song in their concert) the messages, meanings, of their songs, what their music stood for, their songs healed me when I was going through a condition that made me anxious whenever I hear noises and sounds, it encourages me to listen to more music and enjoy it, instead of being afraid of it because noises and random sounds can't make me breathe sometimes especially if its repetitive, it felt like torture, i avoided music because of it for a long time, their genuine communication of their music to their fans and what their music stood for and finally able to buy their albums it was WORTH IT. I never knew I could enjoy listening to CDs back then I was kid I would run away when speakers of cds plays. The albums 2CFS, SLA, D&W, HYYH, Wings, LY: trilogy, MOTS7 , BE and PROOF albums really reflected their growth as artists at their time shows that their music grows with them, because of them being experimental it also made me grow to listen to various music even in other languages. I love their solo works as well, showing the individual colors of the members and their different type of song writing. Like the raplines mixtapes and their solo albums, Jack in the Box was a masterpiece, don't get me wrong D3, Indigo, and Face were story driven. RPWP by RM is so refreshing, the songs of the album kinda reminds me of Epik High's earlier music, Namjoon just have his own spin in it.

I do listened to other korean artists, I don't really run about the multi fandom kinda thing, i don't really think of myself as a multi stan, I just listen to some songs of an artists but it does not mean im gonna be a backly listener or buy their album, I just listen to korean music even if its considered as "non kpop", I just conned it as "korean music" instead of kpop because some people are gonna argue about khiphop is not kpop stuff, its korean popular music, its just an umbrella term for korean popular music, im not saying their kpop or not kpop to me its korean music, music from korea.

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yoonia · 5 months ago

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19 and 21?

I've been following you for a long time. Curious to hear about your writing journey.

love you! 💜

aww thank you for staying with me for so long! I know I'm not the most reliable fic writer out here (haha *sobs*) so I really appreciate your support 💜

19. Tell me a story about your writing journey. When did you start? Why did you start? Were there bumps along the way? Where are you now and where are you going?

Writing in general: I've been writing since I was little. Writing became a form of therapy that I needed growing up but I hated writing personal journal so much that when I was given these journals to dump my thoughts, I ended up filling them with short stories, poems, any form of fiction writing. And then at around 15, I started writing Sailormoon fanfics and children short stories (the latter were published in magazines at some point lol) Writing fanfic (bts, kpop, khiphop) on Tumblr: It started around 2016 when I turned to Tumblr to find kpop content that were still pretty rare back in the day. I began listening to BTS towards the end of 2013 but never got deeper until 2014. On 2016, I found Tumblr blogs that provided links to rare bootlegs for their pre-debut materials, translated videos and texts, and I dove right into those before stumbling into *drumrolls* fanfics! It truly felt like finding rare gems to see that fanfics made up of kpop artists existed and back then, there were only a handful of writers who wrote for BTS. One day, I got an idea for a short story featuring Yoongi (as he just officially became my bias at the time) which I shared on my old blog. Some of the fic writers I talked to back then saw the fic and encouraged me to share it to more people (my original blog was for my art and it didn't get a lot of followers so not many kpop fans saw the story). So after I completed the fic, I decided to created a blog just to share that fic which, surprisingly, got a few excited readers who supported me to continue writing more fics. That story was Wild Strawberries, and that's how I began and I've continued writing until now :')

There have been bumps along the way. Writer's block, plagiarism cases, Tumblr drama, Tumblr purge, and several other events have happened ever since I began actively writing here on Tumblr which have pushed me away from Tumblr and writing fanfics in general. I have to admit, there were times when I felt "yeah, I'm done. this isn't worth it" and I just wanted to stop writing in general (this happened during Covid lockdown). But I always find my way back, either through writer friends that pulled me up to get me to start writing again or readers who were waiting for me to release something new or finish something that I've promised them I would. Where I am now: I'm currently taking things easy. Unlike before, I try not to let fanfic writing and Tumblr life take over my real life so I can always take breaks and focus on what's more important in my personal life. I'm determined to stay at least until I've finished all of my WIPs here, including the fics and series that have been put on hold. I think of this as paying my debt both to myself and my readers who have been supporting me to finish everything that I started here. Where I'm going: I'm just going with the flow. I'm also in the process of writing more seriously. I'm hoping to release and publish my own original novel in the near future. Including the alternate version of Carousel that I promised years ago to release and the upgraded version of BTS Shifters series that I'm turning into a novel series :)

21. Could you ever quit writing? Do you ever wish you could? Why or why not?

Hmm, I don't think I could, even if I want to hahahaha. I think, as mentioned above, it's been proven that no matter what I do to quit, I'll eventually get back to writing again in one way or another. After spending a long time writing, and now that I'm planning to write something outside of fanfics, I feel like the act of writing fiction work has been embedded in my life that it'll be hard for me to completely stop doing it. Maybe I'll end up taking a long break from writing one day or leave it behind completely. I'm not sure if this will happen in the near future, or ever. Like I said, I'm just going with the flow for now and enjoying the time I have here :)

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